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It was a card that decorated the cover of the last regular pack of the 5ds period, but it was a very unsuitable activity in the anime. Even though it was the main character's card, there would have been plenty of other candidates.
Junk Synchron is specified on the tuner side, but since there is a limit to arranging 4 to 5 with only one over there, you will have to rely on other deployment cards such as Servants.
If it's quick, it's easy to get out from high levels, but it's not Junk, so you can't prepare the cost of the debuff.
As the name of the berserker, it has a combat-friendly effect with a high hit point at level 7S, weakening in Attack Position, and can be processed without even calculating damage in Defense Position.
It's not a bad effect, but it's solid in spite of the ingenuity in terms of development, and at worst it gives a plain impression. It doesn't seem like a crazy warrior...
I think it would have been better to follow Destroyer and attack continuously as many times as the material.
There are many other rivals, whether it's Junk or Quick, the EX frame tends to be tight, so I think it depends on the environment whether you prioritize it or not.

The answer to Yusei's Accel Synchro summoned during the Homocorn battle. However, he didn't appear once after that, let alone the all-important Meklord Monarch fight.
The S-Dragon and Warrior have high versatility, but it's a little heavy to fuse on the field, so I'd like to reduce consumption and fuse outside the field.
I'm worried that GY fusion is incompatible with its own effects, so I want to use it in conjunction with heavy funerals. With Odd-Eyes Fusion, there are conditions and EX pressure, but it can be fused without using GY resources, and it will be the next step.
It has the effect of excluding the Dragon Synchro of each other's GY and copying it. Due to its high ATK, it can even outperform the copy source. If you copy Hundred Eyes Dragon, you can expand the range further.
It has a burn reflex effect, but it is a bonus because it is highly dependent on the opponent.
Even if you use it in a normal S Deck, it tends to end up as just an RBI member, so if you want to fully use the effect, it is desirable to build with an emphasis on this card.
If you can use copy, I think that even a lucky high-scoring staff member is enough.
I think it's an interesting card with high combo potential.

The activity in Ghost Rider, in which the vehicle of the original story appeared, was cool.
It has a high hit point of over 3000 among rank 5, and also has a removal effect.
However, the big bottleneck is the weight of rank 5 and the required materials of 3 bodies.
If that's all it is, the removal effect is highly uncertain, and in the worst case, GY fertilizer can send salt to the opponent.
Well, it is a card with conspicuous instability.
However, there was a time when he was active even with this, and as already said, Ptolemy appeared in the 9th term, able to relieve his own weight.
Since the P Deck was popular because of its deployment power, high ratio of monsters, and his low use of GY, the removal effect was easy to stabilize, and it was a particularly favorable environment for me.
However, since his partner Putre was banned, the weight became an issue again and it was put into the original scabbard. I don't think I'll ever be in such a blessed environment again.

Unspecified level 4x2 requests (other than No) have rank up and turn skip effects.
However, the former requires 3 materials and the latter requires 7 materials.
It can be used with 3 or more materials, and you can replenish materials from EX, so it's easy to aim for a rank-up effect, but that effect also makes the EX pressure more intense, making you feel heavy.
However, considering the strength of the rank up destination, it is attractive.
Regarding the turn skip, it is currently romantic. In addition to the large number of required materials, it is difficult to handle because it has an activation effect unlike rank-up.
Ptolenova Infinity's move was popular and banned, but due to the improvement of card power, the increase in EX options, and the introduction of new Terranite in CYAC, the restriction will be restored in 2023.
It's a card that can be used in many ways, so I'm happy to see it return without errata, but I feel like it's going to get banned again.

His Forbidden card, which specializes in negating combat-related effects, is a meta for cards that are enhanced by effects, and can be brought into a pure RBI game.
However, unlike his other Forbidden cards, the activation timing is restricted, and if you want to negate the monster effect, there is the same Holy Grail of his Forbidden series, and since that is Flice, convenience is greatly inferior.
However, since the effect of fighting with the original status is a rule intervention, it is effective against perfect resistance, and it is also effective against cards like Venominaga. However, the encounter rate for such monsters is not that high.
Since it also affects you, choose a Deck to some extent. However, it doesn't play well with other the Timelords.
Since the situation where this card shines is inevitably limited due to the feeling for high beats, the versatility is slightly reduced compared to other of his Forbidden series.
It has a different effect than others, so I think there is a possibility that it may be active depending on the environment in the future.

One monster is endowed with divine binding resistance, and although it is limited to one turn, it is possible to obtain a strong resistance.
Speaking of resistance attachment, there is also a holy spear of the same series, but compared to that, it is great that it supports monster effects.
However, there are quite a lot of holes, such as the effect that targets can not be blocked even if chained.
Compared to the holy spear, it has a lower weakening value and is less effective when used against an opponent, but the risk is small when used against yourself.
Although it has its quirks, I feel that this is more reliable than the holy spear in the present day when monster effects are rampant.

In exchange for weakening, it becomes immune to the effects of magic and traps, and if you can target monsters on the same field with a Quick-Play Spell, it is highly versatile, as it can be expected to assist in battle and interfere with removal.
However, it receives the effects of magic and traps in the form of being chained to this card, and recently there are many interferences with target resistance and monster effects.
It's certainly convenient, but I wonder if the priority depends on the environment.

A reverse version of Burial, it is a Quick-Play Spell that can be used immediately after being drawn and can be activated even during the opponent's turn, and can also target magic and traps, and has a high removal value in the GY meta and GY meta of his deck bounce.
But even with that in mind, his hand-induced GY meta, Crow and Warashi, hurts. Not only Crow, but also Gravehole, which is also a monster effect meta, and Trap, but there are two copies of Prophecy of Reincarnation, so it can be said that there is almost no value in using them.
I think it's an unfortunate card that won't be used because there are too many excellent mutual compatibility.

Founder of the Forbidden Quick-Play Spell.
Instead of negate monster effects, you can strengthen the hit point, and you can target monsters on the other side of the field, so you can use it to neutralize troublesome monsters from battle support, interfere with combos, and have high versatility.
However, if you want to neutralize your opponent's monsters, even if your opponent takes the first move, you can activate it from your hand, and depending on the situation, it's easier to use Infinite Impermanence, which can negate magic and traps.
Can be searched with 《Condemned Witch》. I want to differentiate myself by being able to target my own monsters, not being able to change my status, and being able to deal with damages. It's a matter of personal circumstances, but it's also an advantage that it's cheap.
It is an easy-to-use one.

The overseas name is a strange Japanese pronunciation that is common in old vanilla, but there are various things that can't be helped about this guy, so it's an exception.
"The OCG man, Su*idama!"
Compared to ✪ Great Scorpion Of The Tundra , a vanilla with the same attributes and races, it doesn't have much RBI, but since it has 1000 or less RBI, it can receive more support. This name does not lose the neta.
It's a battle at the bottom, but...

Contrary to the unity card, this one targets demons and traps and has a modest increase value. In the 9th term, the maximum enhancement value was increased to 4000 due to the appearance of the P zone, but in the 10th term, the P zone was integrated with the magic and trap zones, so it was restored.
It's an easy-to-use equipment, but now the quality of monster effects has improved, so there's little need to rely on single-player enhancements, and this card itself isn't a card that can be used directly, so it's no longer used in general decks.
Compared to the old days, removal is also prevalent, and when I actively aimed to strengthen it, I can't even look at it if I get a total removal, so I want a countermeasure. It might be a good idea to keep Staro face down as a counterhand.
The reliability of the set cards is thinning, and it is difficult to adopt, so I choose his deck over unity. If you can play an active part, is it Benkei who uses a large amount of equipment together?

A card that is often compared among enhancement-type equipment. In the era when it first appeared, it was also banned due to its exceptional performance.
Now that the enhancement value is high and the deployment power has increased overall, you can expect a considerable enhancement.
However, the loss is large when it is removed due to the fate of the equipment, and this card is not a card that takes an add, so it is not adopted in a general deck of his now that removal is even more abundant. almost gone.
Even so, there is no habit, and if you are not careful, he has the explosive potential to reduce LP at once, and I think it is one of the easy-to-use general-purpose equipment.

RBI increases by the number of monsters, but depends on the opponent's field.
Moreover, the enhancement value is low, and it is a level that exceeds the level of unity when two bodies are lined up on the opponent's field.
It also grants combat destruction resistance, but there is a high possibility that it will be removed first, and strengthening and combat destruction resistance do not mesh in the first place.
I don't think there is room for this guy because there are many other useful equipment.

I said, "I wonder if it's Ark~♪"
Because of its rarity relative to its peculiar performance, at the time, I even felt annoyed at the shamelessness of being proudly in the position of Sulea.
You can choose the number of releases from 1 to 3, and the number will be effective.
However, the RBI enhancement is too weak and delicate, the set destruction is limited to monsters, and there are few set monsters currently seen, and the activity is unstable. Therefore, it can be dealt with easily by removal. And both are unstable effects for their weight.
There is no summon limit, but Special Summon is just a big low RBI vanilla.
However, it is blessed with excellent category support, and it is easy to pull even with a small number of recruits, and the breakthrough power is high due to the weakening effect.
Since it is the highest level of Gravekeeper, you can greatly strengthen the psychic, and since it is a category that uses fields, you can expect to use Sin, and by using it together, you can aim for a rank 10 summon.
Due to the increase in the card pool, I think that it has become a card that can not be used as a trump card depending on the construction.

Like the dolphin, it is a bird with a solid physique that does not match its appearance, but when it sucks nectar from flowers, it is a card with a sharp gap.
You can recover as much as the number of cards in your opponent's hand, and you can expect his LP gain of 2000 or more in the early stage with many cards.
However, it becomes more difficult to use as the turn progresses, and the dilemma is that the fact that the hand trigger is currently required and there are many cards in the hand means that the possibility of obstruction is high.
There are Storm and Air in the fusion, but the former is powerful, but the latter is anti-synergistic.
Tutu's Giganto's compatibility with Wo is quite good, and somehow after he does a Special Summon, he deploys a large amount with a runaway summon and activates a large amount of his LP gain. can.
I think it's fairly easy to use in the LP gain.